My 55 Cameo when I finished for my dad. When it was totalled, and after starting to rebuild it. When It's finished it will be used to tow my 55 210 to the drag strip.
The mother of all pickups, '48 Diamond T 201 one ton pickup. Will be our trailer puller, losing the flatbed for an Express delivery style box.
Comes with the wood>>>>.------------------------------------------------------------Crankshafts for sale!!!! Lots of em>>>>.
on arrival.... and after a few changes.... never finished... meybe it look better with steelies or radirs??
Older pic, but I finally got mine legal this week and took it out yesterday for it's first real drive...
She's not the fanciest in the world but I couldn't ask for a better companion on a long drive. Lots of dents, a little rust, and a few scratches but man does that engine purr! Gets out of her own way like no one's business. No radio, no Ipod, just me my Studie and the roar of the engine! What more could you ask for? I say..... NOTHING!
Well let's throw another studebaker truck in the mix. 1948 studebaker, has camaro sub frame, and tilt column. Plans are a 4 link rear with air bags on all 4 corners, chevy 302 power plant ( yes a factory 302), 1941 pontiac gauges, and hoping, hoping, to leave it in a bare metal finish, if not some form of patina. Engine will be orange and interior will be white. My in shop protection plan!
This has been in my family for 3 generations. It will get a flat paintjob and my shop's name on the door in a rustic look in the near future.
I love seeing these old dodges! My first truck was a '63 and I've still got it and a '66. thanks for showing me how it can look- time to drag it out and get it roadworthy again.
Here's my '36 Ford that I'm trying to get on the road soon. Flathead powered with a Muncie 4 speed, 8" rear, discs all around. It will have red GeeBee styled scallops against the flatblack. My homemade laker headers are made from a genuine '36 Ford driveshaft. Also, '36 Ford spare tire front cycle fenders are planned with a widened version over the rears. Pardon the blue tarp over the serape covered seat. I robbed the headlites from my sedan and have not gotten to paint them yet.
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